EU court upholds Google's $854,250 Italian fine over gambling advertising
Europe's top court has ruled against Google concerning gambling advertisements. The court found Google liable for YouTube videos from a content creator. This decision upholds a fine of 750,000 euros imposed by Italy's authority. The Luxembourg-bas...
By Reuters |
BRUSSELS, - Europe's top court on Thursday sided with Italy's communication authority which fined Alphabet unit Google €750,000 ($854,250) four years ago over gambling advertising on its YouTube video platform.
"Google may be held liable for the YouTube videos of a content creator with whom it has a commercial partnership," the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union said.
"Google may be held liable for the YouTube videos of a content creator with whom it has a commercial partnership," the Luxembourg-based Court of Justice of the European Union said.
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